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Bonding surfaces on concrete produced by bonding Con-Tex, not a bonding paint. (1926)

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F\.:,j r>\& by dipping in a little paint or by galvanizing, will adequately hold masonry veneer to a con- crete structure, is one of the curious hold-overs from past ages. On the other hand, cement mortar itself is known to bond firmly and permanently to brick or stone. All that is needed then, to… … Tex afford a maximum of true bond, since by No hacking or chipping necessary to hold tile to this surface. Simph obtained with one application of their nature they produce clean stone and clean Bonding Con-Tex to the forms before placing concrete. sand surfaces, to which all plasters and mortars…

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